GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH
Search or browse through research completed by MLA graduates at the University of Manitoba. Our goal is to create a collective research database for all Landscape Architecture programs across Canada.
Armour Park Eco-village : prairie settlement for a sustainable future
Kiloh, Gregory Darren
1995
This study examines the potential for developing underutilized industrial land as the core of alternative model communities which address current concerns for social equity and ecological integrity. Factors which pertain to such goals are examined, case studies of similar and related developments discussed, and a demonstration plan for a site in Re . . .
The visual perception of the highway landscape : a visual analysis of the Trans-Canada Highway Corridor
Minarik, Terry F.
1995
The study identifies a process that attempts to define the character of the highway landscape within the environment in such a manner that allows the traveller to become more aware of the natural and cultural features through which they are passing. This process is intended to reduce the visual boredom and increase the visual enjoyment and contribu . . .
Hecla Island Icelandic settlement, re-establishment of a cultural landscape : analysis and landscape management
Kjartanson, Owen Bruce
1995
Beginning in 1875, Icelandic immigrants established a settlement in the wilderness on the west shore of Lake Winnipeg. In 1876 settlement spread to a large, low, wooded island with extensive wetlands. The settlement on the east side of the island came to be known as Hecla, and eventually the name was extended to the entire island. The Icelandic set . . .
A new American green : an ecologically guided approach to designing urban open space
Roberts, Blake
1995
Given the present environmental crisis it is prudent to re-examine our relationships with the environment and strive to be more environmentally sensitive in everything we do. This includes the way we design and use the open spaces of our cities. This practicum proposes the use of an ecologically guided process for the design of urban open space. It . . .
Asessippi ski area
Harris, George Duval
1995
Technological advances are allowing ski areas to function better with greater lift capacity and snow making ability. Ski area design however, has not progressed to take into account environmental design principles and theories. An opportunity exists to provide a better skiing experience by applying practices of landscape architecture to the design . . .
